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Alison Lester is an Australian author and illustrator of children's books.  She was born in 1952 at Foster, Victoria.
She published her first works in 1985 "Clive eats alligators".
Alison continues to work with other authors to illustrate their works as well as create her own works.

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Follow the link for further information about Alison Lester.

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Fish Creek Gallery & Book Shop

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A dedicated 'Alison Lester Wonderland', it's the place to find all of Alison's books, Limited Edition prints and a wide range of gifts, cards and more. You might even bump into Alison while you're there!

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Our Gallery

1 Falls Road, Fish Creek
Victoria 3959

Opening Hours
Weekends from 10am - 3pm

During Victorian School Holidays:
Seven days from 10am - 3pm

Please note: Current opening hours may vary due to changing COVID19 restrictions.

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1 Falls Road, Fish Creek
Victoria 3959

Opening Hours
Weekends from 10am - 3pm

During Victorian School Holidays:
Seven days from 10am - 3pm

Please note: Current opening hours may vary due to changing COVID19 restrictions.

Get directions

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Alison Lester - Australian Children's Author & Illustrator

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Alison Lester is an Australian bestselling author & illustrator of children's books, including classics such as My Farm, Magic Beach, Imagine & Kissed By The Moon. Her stories mix imaginary worlds with everyday life, encouraging children to believe in themselves & celebrate the differences that make them special.

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Alison Lester was born at Foster, Victoria. Raised on a farm, she was educated at St. Margaret's in Berwick, Victoria, where she was a boarder. She trained as a Secondary Arts and Crafts teacher, with a Higher Diploma in Teaching from Melbourne Teachers' College, and taught for some time.